Look what Thomas Boswell Washington Post and DC are saying about the Sox
Adam Eaton gets to people. They see his spunk and brains, and all the skills he’s battled to acquire for a decade, jammed inside one of the smallest frames in the sport, and they admire him. They notice the furrowed worry lines on his forehead, the kind you see on men twice his 28 years, and they sense how much he’s driven. Finally, his modesty, civility and good humor never vary; so he’s instant buoyancy for the mood of a clubhouse. The only knock: Some White Sox players on lousy teams resented how hard he still played in August. Showing me up?
“Yeah, that happens on some [bleepy] teams,” said Jayson Werth recently. “But that’ll play just right on this club. He’s already fit in here.” from
Fake News?